TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1949
HFRALD AND KJFWV KLAMATH FALLS OR F CON
PACE SEVEN
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WtATHER
TKKAM VKAH
Ta dale U-'i Lat (Hr .. e 13
Normal nil
KUTIlin OHKUIMs. I'aill, rliKiilr
fiariMMMic arid nowtlir cltHiilr nwwiiiiis.
UMlar antl VtlnaMly. SKallaiau etiw
ait kHlar, awally III liwtiiiil.lu ai.a.
t uulsr liMtav Willi hialia l-ttli Oars IS lo
as in Inlailor atul U li M almia c.a.1
lwa UMilfhl HI In ai NMillMlaii,
witi-la ih I hi 1 Itillaa an how ufl
altura tASTgHN OnKUON: Parllr rlimfly
liMlav end W.tln.u.. Il afl.riiuoit
aliowet. liwuiilaliia of itmllM.,1 lo
ila Bllahtly esol.r WailliaaiUv. Mlllia
liaiar Sa a IS lo ail WaiJliaaUa.
li m a loiilaht M lu M
miKlillHN I AI KIIHNIA ralr hxlar
and WiMiU a.c.ol laal fg aiuns
a.t 1-lllle rhaita In laintMraluia
Nuilhwaaterlr ttliida of lu to eu uiilaa an
hoor off eoa.l
HIK.IE HIVIH VAIJ.gY Fair sorter
and W.uoa.tlar lllalt Unlay al. Livw
lunlshl al. flllll lAaonaaday aw
Home frauds J, Wrlah, tun ut
llairl t. Wairiiiglun ul Mil Mim
irliua. tecaully atirnt a sO-day Ireve
with hla parents end Ineiida. Welch
la attached to Uie air tia.ll rarrnr
t!MH vallry fume ut Han Dirgu,
Calif. Bliire ha rnllaled Ul the navy
last summer tit llaa been mi a
riulae to Hawaii anil aevcial maneuvers.
Null Mr. and Mia Charles Clark
hase brrn In KlalllaUl tall! Ult
past Wceg vlelllng Willi Mia Clark a
liarrnu, Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Mi
Carroll of ritewsrl-Leniiux. Tliry
returned la Hoecbuig Hunday. taa
ln Mra. Clark a bruilirr, C. T. Mc
Cairull. wllh Uirrn.
Kummage Male Tile ladlra bukII
lary lo tlie B. al K. T. will suunsur
a lummaae sale al Ihe KU hall,
beptcriiDer 3 and 1. Thuae havuig
rummagr ara aaKrd lu call 3441 ur
J-OAM ur brim II to Ilia barbrcua
It to the barbecue
Pelican home eaten- I
Wednesday evening
t-ttenaloo Pelican home exten
alull meeUlif . Uaually hrld Uie Ural
rrlday lu each liloiilli, la lo be held
on Uie aecond Thuraday Ln Brptcin
brr. Hrptrnibrr I 11 la lo be a pot
lui k meeiiiift in Moore park al 11 M
Mann All co-workrra of Wiimrll
al the Muoae laklnc part In ritual
work fur trie a tale cunlrrrnce are
umed to ba praaeiit Wrdneaday
maul at the Mouae hall lor llnal
practice.
Keturna Mra C. E. Arnold wa
mined Irom Klamath Vallry h ca
pital lo her home on the Keno road
by Kaler'a ambulance Monday af
ternoon. Mri. Arnold fell and broke
her let eome time ago.
Klerk RrturneChambrr of Com
merce Manager Charlie Btark re
turned today from Eugene where
he atlendrd an eiecultte meeting
ol Uie manager! ol Oregon cham
ber of commerce.
Al Howe Mra. Randolph Himm,
Mil Wordeu. Irft Klamath Vallry
hoapltal Monday tiuihl and U now
ronvaleactiig al her home. Mra.
Hamm underwent major eurgery la-1
av Wedneaday.
Tanalllrrforay fievrn-yrar-old
Bobby Chryne. ann of Mr. and Mra.
Robert Cheyne ol Hrnlry. had hu
tnnaila removed Monday ftl Klam
ath Valley hoapltal.
Ta Oakrldge Mr. and Mra. Roger
Vanderholf and Mia Uraca Kamaey
went to Oakrldge over the week
end. While there they fulled Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Kddinga.
(adm ( lab Tlia BonanM-Lan-
ell Valley Oarden club will meet
at the home of Mr. Velda Haley
rrlday.
Ill Jim Kaler U 111 at hU home.
1110 While. Kaler la operator of
Kaler'a Ambulance arrvke.
23 tyecM A(f&
Monday. August Jft. IK( LONDON. Aug SO li Scotland Yard
operative hava begun ft .nationwide search for three robbers
named D'Autremont. who ara wanted In the United Slates for the
alleged murder of four persona In connection with tha holding
up ol train near Biaklyou, Ore., In 1623.
Tureday. August SI. ltft Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bennet of Cres
cent avenue ara receiving congratulations from their hnsta of
friends upon the arrival of baby girl born on Monday. The new
daughter haa been chrutened Nancy Lee.
Wednesday, Heptember I. lt Local people who enjoyed III
movie. "Drusllla With ft Million," at tha Pine Tree last evening,
and which will be shown again thla evening, will ba Interested
lo know that Ellubeth Cooper, the authoress. I an aunt to the
Magulre boys, anus of 1. P. Magulre, Sr . of this city. Mrs. Cooper
la tha wife of tha editor of tha New York Times and her latest
book, "Women of India," haa been given much favorable com
ment by noted crltlra.
Thuredav. September t. im Announcement haa been made her
of the marriage thla morning of tmy Murray, official of the
Klamath Creamery, and Mlsa Marcella Sancton of Corvallla. In
ihe homg of tha bride at that place. Tha couple will be ut home
lo their friends after September lft In their newly.purchased
bungalow on Paclflo Terrace,
Friday, September 1, lfrtg Piva Merrill youths will bid strong lor
honors In the potato division ol the Klamath County fair thia
month. At ft meeting of the Merrill Potato club last night these
five youths announced they had completed their work program
for lilt. They are Carl Kiger, Lester Moore, Dan Barry, Emmltt
Berry and Myron Hasklna.
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Saturday, Brpirmbrr I, 1924 Klamath's big three-day celebration
coming aa ft cllmag to the assembling here of hundreds of dele
gates of the Oregon state federation of labor, opened officially at
noon today with tha announcement that tha Walnut street mid
way and carnival concessions were open to the amusement seek
ing public, A special basrball game between Ashland and Klsm
ih Palls called at the fairgrounds at 2:30 will be one ol I ha
principal features of Uie afternoon's program.
"In.ur. With Ltndry"
THE
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LIABILITY
E. M. MocBtth
V. T. Johnson
John A. McColl
AUTO PROPERTY
IIHT Indira I .ail Ira similar nf
Ilia briitiierhoud of railroad train-
urn will hold a biukrt tiamburiirr
leed lor lady tralninrn and pros
pective mriiiucis Wriliimday al t 30
111 Ilia liimia of Mra. Paul Junes.
Ml Calllornla. Charge will ba II a
plaie.
Hold Knular Marling -Hie Royal
Nrtglibors ol Atnrrlra hrld ft reitu
lar meeting Prlday tililit, August
at whlrli time Elwyn and llrlrn
Moore aria volrd lo mrmbrrahlp
by Iraiufrr.
Hurgrry-Mrs. Marlln Woodfork,
4677 Urnvrr undrrwrnt surgery at
Klamalll Vallry hospital Monday
morning. Mra. Woodlork will proba
bly ba prrmlllrd lo hava vlallon
In short limr.
Alrotiellrs Anonymous Itrgular
mrrllhgs ol Alcoholics Anonymous
ara hrld avrry frlday al t p m. in
room 4 of the .abor trniplr. Addi
tional information may ba had by
calling JMJ.
Repairs Tlie tlnanclal room ol
the poat offira la undergoing t
lloor re-Miiding Job.
Krlnrnrd -W. K Hrliark haa re
turned lo 111. poelllon al Die poat
olllre after a llirec-wrrk vacation.
Stock Show
Site Leased
n -Till
Bylulelake
a
TUI.Et.AKE. Aug. 10-The city
council lant nlsht aignrd a 10 year
lrae lor approximately 4 arrra of
land thai rvrntually will become Uie
aite of building lot the Kotary
ciub'a Junior llvratock future allows.
1'he U M. bureau ol rrrlamatlon
oanrd land Jotna the nut new land
addition to ihe city on the eouih.
Plana lor tliia year's ahow. aclied
ulrd for Heptember 34 do not Include
uae of the land.
All members of Ihe rounrll. May
or Dirk Moore, councllmen William
ttirglrr. r I.. C'oyner. Al Porter
and Don Potter and the city clerk.
Victoria Hielrr were preaent.
No 5c Air Mail
Stamps For Sale!
Five cent air mall atampO Nope,
taint an!
The pontmatter al Krno haa re
ported that realilruta llirre have
been erroneously Informed from
some sounr that the price on air
mail etamiM has been reduced to
Irom sig cents to five rents.
Hoaever, the potmater, accord
ing to tha pnat ofllce here, u right
In InaUtlng thai patrons keep pay
ing the airmail stamp price ol sig
centa.
OKthf UAMAt.K
JUNfAU. Alaaka. Aug. SO i1
Damage by yesterdays Juneau
Spruce corporation mill lira waa
estimated today at inoOOOO. The
loss waa covered partially by Insur
ance. Trie blase, which threw 1M men
out of work, destroyed tha plant s
planer and sawmill.
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FIRE
T-mfsKIi
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Paul O. Landry
Pheoa MIS
DAV Commander To Retire
From Post; Leaves Message
tdllnr'a Nnla' K nanraw. aha has
aarvad Ihe lllael'l-d AinaniVi Vataran
ai rniiitnaiid-r. adlulanl aarvlte ifl)--r
na cuinn.aimar. la S'ina on in
lliarllve ll-t au1rtnlai' I haraiMe nf III
haallh Tlta fnll'twliie la a rinal niraaaaa
fruin him lo vatarana of thla area.
Will there ba sack for you?
(With preaent VA hoapltal cut
back!. Did you get hurl In the serv
ice or were you tick?
Oh. yea, you may aar, but It
on'l ba In my medical record be
rauae I didn't ride the sick book.
Thai s line, but
That Injury or Illness may not
be In your service record but the
effecta are probably lurking anme
where around In your body. Borne
day It may hit and you may need
to go lo a hospital. Hervtce con
nected' That will be the quratlon
aaked If you try to gel Into vet
erans' hoapltal.
Wrll. you will explain, tliU trouble
no doubt started In the service but
the records don't aar anything
about It. Too bad. Uiry will tell
you. but Uiere Juat Un t any room
lor any but service connected caaea.
Ol course, you hava loads of money,
si t few hundreds or puaalbly thou
sands ol dollars lor private hoapltal
and doctor bills won t bother you
any. But there ara some veterans
who don't have that kind ol money.
Cemetery May
Allocate 72
Fir Grove Lots
The KUmalh McmorUl cemtttry
committ hai turned over rfc
c mm nidation to the city callinf for
U. lloration of 73 lou ln tha bur
ial i round for tntermeni of Don
CaurMlatu.
The 72 IoU ara ln the Plr Grove
Kvrcuon of the cemetery, akirtlug
the liver.
Thla move by the cemetery com
mittee followed werka of contro
versy on the Negro-burial tune, cul
minated by the city council offi
cially ae tiling the problem by
agreeing to burlal-heparatlon of
Cauraaiana and non-Caucaaiatu.
The city dad are expected to
approve allocation of the 73 lota
al the neat council meeting. Sep
tember .
Man Loses Arm
In Blast
TILLAMOOK. Aug. 30 OP) A
construction worcer lost one arm
and possibly will be blind aa Ihe
result of dynamite explosion al
a Netarta bay stream project.
County Coroner Lallan Lundbrrg
said Arthurd Wrldgr. S3, NetarU.
was handling lha dynamite yes
terday when II eipluded prema
turely. The circumstances were not
known. Hu son, Delwin, 30, was
cut about the face and cheat. He i
had been standing at some dla-I
lance from tha elder Wrldge. I
Wrldge'a left forearm waa ampu- I
tated al hospital here. '
:Mi.itJ -tisv nsnxia mmm
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mam .
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$095
Millions of them. It's veterans' hoa
pltals or else for them.
Hark In 1040 trie government dr.
rlilrd, after close survey that It
would take 100,000 hospital brds to
care for our Iras than 4 000,000 vet
rrans by the year of )M. A hos
pital building program to provide
that many beds was approved. Then
along came another war. All the
past figures were knocked lor ft
corkrl hat. because when Uiat war
was over there were more than 18.
000.000 war veterans. Ihe veterans
administration had startrd on ft
building program with sub-standard
figure In mind.
But now things have changed.
That building program has brrn
cut back In an effort to effect an
economy. You can see where thla
will leave you unless you hava es
tablished service connection for
your disability.
Are you frrllng hrelthy? You d
brttrr be and ejtay that way, be
cause Uie way things are going now.
wllh more Interest In W. W. Ill
than the backwash of W. W. II,
there Just Un't going to be any
room for you In a veterans' hospital
tf you break down. I he government
haa to economize, you know, and
thai economy starte at home. so.
you. as a veteran, will come first.
Why don't you learn the facts.
Joe, by attending a local post or
chapter of the V1W, Legion or
DAV? If you would protect your
rights, for future hospitalization
privileges, you will have to quit,
"goldbrtcklng" and get In and do
your share. Your future la your
own. you can provide lor It any way
you want. Think It over, Joe.
Old School Bell
Rings Again!
j The school bell has been ringing
, thu week bringing teachers back to
classes literally' Klamath Union
high school u being re-wlred thu
I week lor lighting and most of the
electrical equipment la temporarily
out of order because of the work.
Since the bell system which rings
for Ihe beginning and end of rlasa
sessions la not operating, Don Oold
lug. principal ol Riverside school,
has been strolling up and down the
halls ringing an old fashioned school
: bell to herald the beginnings of
) teachers' meetings.
-WI-NE-MA Coffee Shop-
Drive . . . re Hse Wl-na-msi
Mm Parking Lots For Your Convenience
Luncheon from tic - Dinner from $1.25
Coffet Shop & Dining Room
Oualltr food at Rraeonabte Prme
DREW'S MANSTOREse-ftawu.
The Velvety Touch
II 1, ;i .l' . I"
CUST0M-SUIT-TAI10RED SHIRTS
Juilli
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...and it'$ WASH ABU I
The famous Stradivari Shirt, with all its custom touches of'
' needlework and styling finesse, tailored of Juilliard Featheroy
... the combed yarn, featherweight corduroy with 21 tiny tibs
to the inch. Vat dyed for color fastness to laundering and sun.
One you've felt, this luxurious, velvety fabric next to your
skin . . . man, you'll be spoiled for any other shirt. Now in the
new, longer length . . . with individualized fit in collar and
sleeve length!
rtf HNM AS SKILLtD HMDS CAN MAkF
Jtowt 'MaMike
Shampoo Goo
And Away To
Beauty Shop!
Mrl.KAM, Tel., Aug. M OP)
Mra. J. W. Ktery'e freshly sham
pooed hair stood up aa If she had
Just aeen a mouse.
She rewashrd It with more
rain water, mora shampoo and
another vinegar rinse.
Another starched coiffure!
Mrs. Htory reread the shampoo
directions, she bad followed
them.
Then she tested the watrr
okay; the shampoo-okay; tha
vinegar It lamed out U be
peach pickle syrup.
Mra. htory headed fur tha
nearest beauty parlor.
Klamath Men
Pass Bar Exam
Two Klamath Palls men were
among the 104 law students who
naaarrf the Orreon state bar exam
InaUon In Salem, the stale supreme
court annouiM.d louay. The two
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Uie M&ntlt
CHARLIE
BAMET
MEDFORD ARMORY
FRIDAY. SEPT. 2 i
TICKETS ON SALE
Derby' Music Co. ;
are Charles H. Poster Jr., and John
J. Pickett.
Poster Is tha eon of Mr. and Mrs.
C II. Poster Br., of 1811 Portland.
and will ba associated with For-
rest Cooper, Lakevlew attorney. He
and his wife, the former Pat Lar-
I ton, are In Lakevlew now where they
are making their home.
Picket and his Wife, the former
Pay Btelnselfer, reside In Klamath '
Palls, but his future plana are In
definite. A total of 137 law students took
the testa given In Salem July 13
and 13.
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I quiet picnic spot Salad . . . pica-lea ... 1 1 . I
I cold plates and light Olympia. 11 I $A 1
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Give your child good foundation for school ...
CREATIVE CRAFTS - PRE SCHOOL SUBJECTS
MUSIC - RHYTHM BAND - DANCING
(Children put on city baas eel
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